42. Oinochoe

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The pitcher stands out with two distinctive bands etched into its shoulder and three more around the neck. A pronounced ridge runs along the outside of the handle, which ends in a well-defined thumb-piece and a curved attachment that fits snugly onto the uneven rim of the vessel. The bottom of the handle is reinforced with several patches of solder. The mouth of the pitcher is rounded, while its base is slightly indented and not perfectly round. Several dents are visible on the body of the pitcher. Measurements show it to be 12.4 cm in height and 9.2 cm in width. This object has been documented in the archaeological record by Harris D. Cloth in his work "Excavation at Nessana," pages 52-53, with plate XXII, number 63. This model was created using a total of 149 high-resolution images, each taken at a resolution of 6000 x 4000 pixels.